Shifting perceptions of social class: Race-based shifts in class-related occupations
Abstract
Based on social expectations associating White and Black racial categories with higher and lower ends of the social hierarchy, respectively, the criteria used in interpersonal judgments of social class categorizations should differ between White and Black targets, with Black targets needing objectively lower criteria than White targets to achieve a particular subjective level of social class. In an analysis of the occupations assigned to...
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Title
Shifting perceptions of social class: Race-based shifts in class-related occupations
Published Date
Sep 25, 2020
Volume
161
Issue
3
Pages
304 - 315
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